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Show -- 1 A Good Samaritea. To the Editor of The Times: I am a working work-ing man, and my neighbors and companions will tell you that I am an honorable man. I am moved greatlywith the sufferings of my fellow-creatures from that painful disease dis-ease of rheumatism, so that I can stand it no longer, and hasten to tell you that I can apply a remedy that will banish all pain in one hour, even if the disease is of ten years' standing; banish it so effectually that a man or woman can go about their work in twenty-four hours after my cure has been taken. You may drink all the patent medicines medi-cines and use all the liniments and salves in the market, but they will do you no good, and if the disease is chronic it will take a week to get even the joints to work. There is no lie or humbug in what I say when I state that I have saved hundreds from committing suicide. Persons suffering out of town can write to me and I will set .1. ; l. . . . : X - T 111 T 111 Lucui iiubiu luc biuie cay win. x win also engage to cure piles, sore eyes, and I am worth a thousand dollars to those suffering suffer-ing from bowel complaints. Understand I do not intend to make my living by the sale of this medicine, as I am daily employed at my trade. Persons who want to be treated, therefore, can find me on working days at 343 W. North Temple street from 5 to 9 p. in., on Saturdays from noon to 'J p. m., and on Sundays I will visit the patient after church. W. J. Loftds, U. P. Blacksmith. ' |